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Using elite interviews to study the relationship between foreign aid and tax revenues in Uganda [electronic resource] / Josiah Franklin Marineau

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Marineau, Josiah Franklin
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London : SAGE Publications Ltd, 2019.
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Summary
Elite interviews are a key tool in carrying out a research project. Elites can often offer firsthand information on political processes that is unavailable to many people in a country. Conducting elite interviews successfully, however, takes considerable preparation and research. This case study summarizes a project that investigated the relationship between foreign aid and tax revenues in Uganda. I conducted 33 elite interviews for this project in the spring of 2015, and offer reflections and practical lessons based on what worked and what did not for these interviews. I also note the role of privilege in gaining access to these elites.
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9781526462275 (ebook)
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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